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This photo provided by courtesy of the Toronto International Film Festival shows Julianne Moore, left, as Laurel Hester, and Ellen Page as Stacie Andree, in a scene from the film, "Freeheld," directed by Peter Sollett. As the largest launching pad to the fall movie season, the Toronto Film Festival which begins on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, is a regular home to the biopics and other true-life tales that usually populate awards season. Documentaries inspired two of the most notable films set to premiere: Freeheld, in which Moore and Page play a humble New Jersey lesbian couple fighting for the rights of married couple, and Our Brand Is Crisis, David Gordon Greens dramatization of the intrusion of American campaign politics into a Bolivia election. (Phil Caruso/Toronto International Film Festival via AP, File)

This photo provided by courtesy of the Toronto International Film Festival shows Julianne Moore, left, as Laurel Hester, and Ellen Page as Stacie Andree, in a scene from the film, "Freeheld," directed by Peter Sollett. As the largest launching pad to the fall movie season, the Toronto Film Festival which begins on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, is a regular home to the biopics and other true-life tales that usually populate awards season. Documentaries inspired two of the most notable films set to premiere: Freeheld, in which Moore and Page play a humble New Jersey lesbian couple fighting for the rights of married couple, and Our Brand Is Crisis, David Gordon Greens dramatization of the intrusion of American campaign politics into a Bolivia election. (Phil Caruso/Toronto International Film Festival via AP, File)